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Hi everybody welcome to the
daily source code. I'm going to
do a little different type of
show today

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Actually, when you're here in
the background is a

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What do you call out a mix down
of one of the pod shows for
serious running in the
background?

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Have all the computers running
at the moment and got a kind of
a tight schedule today. So I
didn't want to

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You

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I'm recording on two machines
and I've got another machine
that's queuing stuff up and

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I figured well instead of
waiting for it all to be done. I
just grabbed the iRiver grab the
the love microphone and

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Actually, it's a beautiful day
in in Gilford

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This it started off kind of
windy and cold this morning. I
think the wind is still still
there

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But it's so beautiful and this
whole week I've been indoors
working my ass off

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Yeah

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Sitting in here smoking up a
storm. Yeah, sure the windows
are open and and and that you
know

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I got a lot of fresh air coming
in but I've been in this

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Well, I call it the studio, but
it's really a converted bedroom
work. No, it's not even
converted

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It's a bedroom without a bed.
It's a bedroom with a desk and
you know got my stuff over here.
You know what what's really cool
this

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You know, I'll just turn this up
for a second

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I was doing

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Probably can understand it very
well, but that's the four one
one podcast and

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Doing an interview with Senator
John Edwards about his podcast.
I did I'd mentioned that on a
previous source code

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And accidentally actually said
John Kerry

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Well, that would have been too
smart if he was doing a podcast
I guess now John Edwards and his
wife Elizabeth do a podcast

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I think I've only done too so
far

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But it's really good and I'll
put links in the show notes of
that and the interview which is
done by a Skype

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It's awesome and he really knows
what the hell is going on and he
listens to podcasts and

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It's really it's it's good
stuff, you know, who would have
thought that

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In less than a year we would
have senators not only knowing
what podcasts are but
understanding the

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The community and and also able
to to do one themselves is very
very exciting stuff

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So uh, let me see so we'll go
outside we'll go out for a walk
on the downs

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Let me just do

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Set everything up here. I want
to make sure my wires don't hit
my my microphone continuously

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I'm gonna grab the

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Hello, let me just take a look
at the

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At the crap let because I had a
couple of things I wanted to
mention before I have a piece of
paper with some notes which I'll
take outside

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I just wanted to mention a
couple of things here

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This is by the way a sound
seeing tour and you know

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I get a lot of email people talk
about two different things and
and I guess it's because I'm not
pronouncing it correctly

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Or I guess it just kind of
sounds it can sound like I'm
saying sound

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Seeing as an SE and E whereas
I've always said sound seeing

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So sound seeing tour is where
you know you narrate the
environment and walk around shit
the sun just went away

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Okay, I'll have to pronounce
jacket. Okay, two bits of
interesting news that came in
today on email

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See who's this from this is a
message

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From

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Saro a secari arrow from Finland

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Adam just want to tell you that
I received reply from

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Uncy von Yokee of Nokia's
multimedia division

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He said that inside Nokia they
are eye-podding like crazy,
which is good news because

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To me that means that

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Nokia or Nokia which of way one
pronounce it is

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Is thinking about this and
that's great. You know and I've
had conversations with them too

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So I'm really happy to see that
that's moving along and this was
kind of a frightening

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Kind of a frightening email that
I got we're not really
frightening but finally a
statement from the RIA about the

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Legalities and licensing of
podcasts

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This came to me from

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Sarah Sterlin who is a

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reporter for the national
journal and

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She got an official position a
statement from the RIA about
podcasts. I'm gonna quote here

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I'll let me just turn off this

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You just turn that off for a
second

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Here we go

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So it doesn't say who said this
at the RIA but the quote is

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We are always supportive of new
and exciting ways for fans to
discover and experience music

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Podcasters like the uses of any
other sound recordings must
obtain the appropriate licenses
from the copyright owners or
their

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Designese

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Appropriate licensing is an
important part of the legal
system set up to protect
musicians songwriters
songwriters and copyright owners

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Podcasts are downloads and as
such do not qualify for the
statutory licenses that are
available to

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webcasters, simulcasters,
satellite radio and other
digital transmission services

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Wow, okay, that's it. Be careful
what you're doing on your
podcast because

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They definitely have a position
and they're right. I know of
course they can't really have
any other position

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on that

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So I'm walking

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Down the stairs studios

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up on the second floor

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Let me sit in here. I'm going to
grab a coat

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I don't think I've actually
taken you out in the backyard
have I?

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Okay, hold on I have to go back
up I forgot my

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sunglasses

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Which is uh

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Wishful thinking

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Okay

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So for those of you oh wait a
minute now the mic is kind of
covered up on my jacket when
they pin this up a little bit
higher

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There we go

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Right there, okay

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This is not the oh so the for
those of you there are always
emailing me and asking me about
my setup

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This is not the

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stereo griffin microphone
because it's windy outside and I
don't still have a windscreen
for that thing

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So this is the the wireless set

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Which I have the the transmitter
on my belt and I have the
receiver part in my pocket

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I think can do probably like
half a mile but I'm sure the
four inches

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difference between the two will
be just fine

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okay

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No, let's try this again

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You can hear the cat's bell

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Is that you ginger?

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Hey ginger, hey baby

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You want to come outside for a
walk this cat is amazing he's an
orange orange colored cat and

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He's just like a dog

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He's a stray who walked up to
the

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The castle when we still live
there in Belgium

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Never one away here go baby

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He's always hungry

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Is it good?

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Is it good?

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So he's so funny because when
you go out for a walk you'll
come along and they'll walk
along with you like a dog

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Welcome for a walk

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I was kind of stupid. I guess
the fed him of course is not
gonna come for a walk. Okay out
the back door

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Oh

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It is still kind of windy

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So the way the cottage is
situated

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We have a really decent sized
backyard

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Surrounded by trees if you walk
all the way to the back

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Gosh, it's nice today. It's
really nice and sunny if you
walk all the way to the back

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There's a gate

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And if you walk through the gate
which I'm coming. Oh, by the
way, there's a we have a bomb
shelter

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In the backyard want to go on
the bomb shelter with me. I'm
gonna put my notes away

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This was built in the second
world war

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Let's see if I can open it up

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It's a two-person bomb shelter

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Which is kind of weird because
we have a five bedroom house

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I guess some people just want to
support me now

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It's covered up

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Shit for the second world war
it's hard to get into hold on.
Okay. I'm gonna

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Go down now

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I have to kind of duck to get in

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I should have brought a light

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Let me see what's my lighter

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Oh shit

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Okay, she's in the animals there

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Bring me out

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Okay, so here we are

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Light still in the good home

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There we go. So here it is. This
is a chair and

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As you can tell from the
acoustics

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We're underground in a tunnel
kind of the construction. It's
um we call this this is uh

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Like some kind of

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It's all concrete. It's built
into the ground. It's entirely
made of concrete and it has that

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Round roof structure so it can
stand the forces of whatever's
above it

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And

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Yeah, it's basically just

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People in the second world war
when there was an air raid and

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There was lots of air raids over
the UK

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Then you know the silence would
go and you'd scurry down in here
and you'd sit here

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And uh sometimes the neighbors
would come in and have to sit
with you and uh sometimes the
people would be here for hours
or maybe even an entire night

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It's kind of funky to think
about that

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But again very very small I
guess this was uh only for uh
for the privilege for you who
had enough money

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of resources to have this type
of

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This type of shelter right near
their backyard right right near
their home

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So

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All right

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Pretty boring otherwise so let's
go on out again

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Climb it up all right. Hey Jess

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That's Jesse a big dog. Hey Jess

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Wanna come for a walk

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Let's cover it up again the
reason why it's covered up is
otherwise

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All kinds of varmin might get in
there

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And

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We have plenty of foxes

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Well the perfect den for a fox
but not really what you want

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So here I am back at the

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the gate

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And now

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From here close the gate

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We're walking through a

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A little bit of woods here into

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The open field

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Known as the downs and the downs

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I really don't know all the
precise history

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But basically from where I am
and gulford

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The gut the down stretches all
the way down to the coastline

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It's just hundreds of miles of

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Open field with trees

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Sometimes is line the the
borders of it and

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What it's used for mostly is for
people walking

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Walking with their dog and also
horse riding

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Because you can

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But Christina's pony is

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Located I don't know five
minutes drive down the road

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So what's that like what 10
kilometers 8 kilometers

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Yeah about five miles I guess
four five miles

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And I can actually drop her off
there and then she'll show up

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Right at the backyard when her
horse for a cup of tea

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So it's quite a bit of wind but
it's

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It's beautiful it's

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It's actually the sun really is
warmed it up a lot it's not cold

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It's just it's quite a bit of
wind that's I estimate

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20 20 knots

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Yeah

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It's probably what it is
actually

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Not bad for flying but it's
gusty so I'm not quite sure

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Where it's coming from it's
coming from the

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Is that from the south

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East I think is where the wind
is coming from today

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And you can hear uh

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Aircraft overhead flying really
high

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Those are the jets

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Going to Heathrow I can see one
two

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Three of them stacked up on
their way in

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Okay, let me just grab my notes
a couple things I wanted to talk
about with you

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Okay, what do we have here
number one oh

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Yeah, I talked the other day
about the podcast specification
working group

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PSWG dot blog spot dot com so I
emailed so of course after

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My comments from yesterday I
think it was

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I got an email and

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So you know what I said was I
don't like the fact that
although I think it's a good
idea that we're trying to
improve

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I should wrote my camera man.
This is stupid

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They're trying to improve the
technology of of podcasting

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Primarily on the on the iPodter
side on the receiver side of the
equation

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And when I went to that site

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I saw only three links to three
iPodter clients and I say well,
you know what's this either you

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Link to everybody's iPod or link
to no one

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So that was apparently just you
know they set up the blog spot
and

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Weblog and there was three links
and they just filled in the
links of the

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The founding members of the
group and so they invited me to
come in and I said well, you
know

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So how's this gonna work is this
going to be a

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An open discussion or closed
discussion and

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The way they want to do it
apparently

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Is they want to

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Discuss things behind closed
doors

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And then whatever they come up
where they want to bring that
out into the open

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Hello

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He wasn't too friendly

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I walked past a gate there's
some gardens here

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I guess garden you can rent a
patch of land

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here on the side of the downs
and you can have your own little
garden

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And

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Some guy going through the gate
there a smile to Adam say hello,
but

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You thought the hell is wrong
with you must be one of those
damn podcasters

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So the podcast the specification
working group yeah

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So I don't know I mean I don't
have a lot of experience with

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Working on

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Standards and protocols and
stuff like that and the only the
only time I really have had an
experience with it was

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When we started the iPodter
developer mailing list

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Which is where all the
development was done initially
on on the first iPodters

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And that was all out in the open

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I enjoyed that very much
although

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Well, we need to speak now

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I don't know walk down a little
bit and then I'll turn around on
my back to the wind

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After we've gone like up to the
golf course here because of
course as golf courses
everywhere in the

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Um

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So I don't know if that's a good
idea to have that closed off you
know their point was

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That they

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They don't want the quote
groupies showing up and making a
lot of noise. You know like
groupies

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Yeah, I think everyone has a say
in this and everyone's
interested and

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I just don't have a good feeling
about it and doesn't seem to me
the way that to you know open
source projects work

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So I'm still I'm gonna wait a
little bit and think about it. I
just wanted to feel you know on
that

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I got a

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Shoot man, let me

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Went around now horrible. I got
an email from Garth Kidd who is

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One of the developers on the
iPodter lemon and

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If you upgraded your iTunes

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This past week. I think it's
version 4.8

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Guess what your iPodter doesn't
work anymore

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This is totally fucking sucks

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I'm not quite sure what Apple
did or what they changed that I
presume it's something in the in
the way that you talk to it in
the way that

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You know you you update the
playlist and and given update
command

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Which doesn't make a lot of
sense to me because

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There must be

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Thousands

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tens of thousands of programs

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that use

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either Apple script or

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What is that is it it's a calm
object I think in on the Windows
platform

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to update

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and basically talk to iTunes

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So it can do stuff both in
iTunes and obviously to your
iPod

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And

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Doesn't make sense that Apple
would release a fix that would
basically break that

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But it happened oh man

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I'm sorry I'm just trying to
find a

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Direction to walk you know what
he's events and you go over sit
here for a second

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So it doesn't make sense to me
that

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Apple would purposely break

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All those scripts

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I'm sure they didn't do it on
purpose, but

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Man, they don't know their
developer community

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Certainly not the iPod in
community

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So

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There's a new a new version of
iPod element available

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at ipod.sourceforge.net download
that and everything will be
fixed

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and I'm sure that

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Information will be available
very soon about what exactly was
broken and what exactly happened

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Now their interesting
development this past week is
the release of the

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Yahoo music engine

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Which is basically well it's two
things in one

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It's a music player which is
free for download that Yahoo
released

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And at the same time they have
their music service where you
can subscribe for I think it's
four dollars and 95 cents a
month

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And you can

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Download anything you want from
their music store

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I don't even think they call it
a store from their from their
service

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And it will play in the Yahoo
music engine and if you have
friends who also subscribe then
you can you know basically make
playlists and

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And swap those out amongst each
other and they don't have to pay
anything additional they'll have
to still have pay the 495 a
month

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This is the another way of
looking at at legal music on the
internet because this of course
is completely

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Managed by DRM digital rights
management and what happens is
you don't actually ever own
those songs

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You can use them on your
computer. I presume that you can
use them on multiple computers

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if you if you if you use the
same

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User name or whatever your idea
is and you keep paying your
subscription

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But once you stop paying your
subscription then it all goes
away

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And I don't know that's a good
thing or bad thing

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495 certainly seems like a very
good deal and they claim to have
a million songs

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So

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You know that may be pretty good
and of course you can also put
them on to your on to your
mobile device

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But again, you're you're locked
in right you have to pay the 495
for for as long as

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You want to be using that music

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So there's

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Pros and cons to that

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What's interesting about the
Yahoo music engine is they have
a plug-in architecture and

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I'll have to find the link and
I'll put that in the show notes
for today's source code

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There's a podcast plug-in. I
think it's called podcast plus

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far cry from from an iPod or
basically you fill in a

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You could create a list of RSS
links podcast feeds and then you
hit download and it goes out

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You know searches it's kind of
you know a little aggregator

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Goes out searches the feeds
looks of anything's new and if
there's a new file available it
downloads it and puts it right
into

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Your into your player. I don't
think it even creates a playlist

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Specifically based upon the feed
title

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It's certainly not that I could
find it doesn't have any
automatic checking features

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And of course none of the
management features that we work
so hard on on the iPod or
developers list

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Which is stuff like you know
download only the the latest
podcast catch-up features
clean-up features

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There's a lot of stuff there,
but it's a good start

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Oh

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This wind is crazy. It's a
really good start. No start
walking again. It's a really
good start

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But it it made me realize that
we could be doing so much more

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like this

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Particularly in in Windows

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Media player as well as an
iTunes as far as I know both of
those have some form of

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A plug-in architecture and I
think that would be really

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Really quite nice if we could
take some of these beautiful
iPod or engines and just plug
them into the player

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Of your choice and how about the
the windamp guys? I know they
have a plug-in architecture

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I haven't seen an iPod or client
for that

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Seems like such a logical choice
because instead of having a
playlist in my

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In my iPod or and in my player
I'd much rather just you know
use the player of my choice and
have it be

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iPod or enable hey we could even
create a little logo iPod or
inside

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So that's the Yahoo music engine

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I wrote down here cast blaster
beta

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I quite sure what I was gonna
say about that

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Other than that we're up to

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Beta 11 right now

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And Microsoft has offered to
help that's very nice

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They've offered to help us out

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With the sound issues. I don't
know if they really can actually

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But I think it's more a hardware
problem than a software issue

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And the problem is is that

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Unlike with the with a Mac

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Where they have their core audio
and it's a standardized

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You know they know what the
hardware is that their
software's gonna be talking to

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On windows

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You know you're talking to

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a third party

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device that is your sound card
and

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Wow, I didn't know this but
there's a shitloader different
sound cards out there and every
single one specifies

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You know there are their
capabilities a little bit
differently

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So for instance if you want to

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Tell the sound card

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Well actually if you ask the
sound card through software you
say okay, well, what is the

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The master

24:36.160 --> 24:38.160
Volume control

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The sound some sound cards will
say okay, it's called master
volume and

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Some will say it's the red one

24:44.080 --> 24:48.000
So it's pretty funky, but that's
really nice so we're gonna see
if we can

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If we can work with Microsoft
and there's certainly willing to
help us and I appreciate that

24:54.800 --> 24:59.360
If you've been sending the email
over this past week, you know
with the start of the pod show
on serious

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Forget about it. I just went
through 200 emails. I have 3600

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Unread emails and you know, I
rarely ever

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Recheck something is unread to
go back later. I try and deal
with it immediately. That's the
only way I know how to manage
the email

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So I apologize if I haven't
gotten back to you

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Oh, remember I think it was last
week

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Maybe the week before the rocket
15 pod casts

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I played a promo. I think a
rocket 15 man's getting one when
we open my jacket

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They were gonna be pod casting
and I see my mic has slipped a
little bit

25:40.800 --> 25:47.760
There we go. They're gonna be
pod casting from the infield of
the Kentucky Derby and there was
some comment there

25:47.760 --> 25:51.600
Like we're all getting naked on
the infield and I said, oh,
yeah, right

25:52.320 --> 25:56.960
You know, like people get naked
if they can tucky Derby. Well, I
got an email from the fine folks
over at

25:56.960 --> 25:58.960
Rocket15.com. Oh, yeah

25:59.920 --> 26:02.960
They do get naked very nice
pictures

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I don't know if any of that will
be reflected in the pod cast,
but it was really nice

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Just I didn't know him when I
think Kentucky Derby, you know
for some reason I think

26:16.160 --> 26:20.560
I know I just wasn't it looks
like woodstock. Let's put it
that way. You know

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Girls on guys shoulders

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Pulling up their shirts

26:26.800 --> 26:28.800
Very funny

26:28.800 --> 26:31.040
So we're at the top of the hill
now

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Let me see

26:35.600 --> 26:40.080
Everything yeah, I've talked
about everything. I want to talk
about so just finish this up and

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Just listen to a bit of nature
for a second how about that let
me here the birds

26:47.920 --> 26:50.880
See if I can find a spot where
some birds are really talking to
each other

26:51.600 --> 26:54.400
I wish Patricia were along for
this this walk

26:55.520 --> 27:02.240
She has an uncanny knack of
being able to talk to birds and
they talk back or are talking is
a big a big statement whistles

27:03.120 --> 27:07.520
She can whistle and they'll
whistle exactly the same tune
and then she changes it and then
they change it

27:07.520 --> 27:11.760
And there's a variation and she
totally gets into sync and
harmony with them. It's very
cool. Oh

27:12.880 --> 27:15.520
That's a nice bit of nature that
hell is that

27:17.600 --> 27:20.320
Leathblower too early for leaf
blower

27:22.880 --> 27:26.000
I think someone's doing some
construction on their house.
Okay. We're gonna walk through

27:26.720 --> 27:28.720
The very narrow path here

27:28.960 --> 27:30.960
Man haven't been up this

27:30.960 --> 27:32.960
This high in a long time. It's
really

27:34.240 --> 27:36.240
The fields have grown

27:36.240 --> 27:38.240
It's up to my waist

27:39.040 --> 27:41.040
Count okay

27:41.040 --> 27:47.200
To reduce some of the swing boy.
I'm glad I didn't bring the the
stereo griff and lapel mic that
would have been totally

27:47.200 --> 27:49.680
Electrical this is beautiful.
I'm standing up here

27:50.480 --> 27:54.320
Dude, I really I'm stupid. I
didn't bring my yeah bring my
camera

27:55.040 --> 27:56.560
Standing at the top of the downs

27:57.520 --> 28:02.560
So it's probably about a mile
from the house and I can see

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Obviously I can't see all the
way to London but I can see what
would that be all the way in the
distance

28:12.320 --> 28:14.320
I'm wondering

28:14.320 --> 28:19.360
That's not Heathrow is it now is
too close. I can see the gulfard
castle which is a

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Another spot on the sound seeing
tour radar

28:25.040 --> 28:30.160
Talks about that yesterday about
the millennium two thought or
the millennium two thousand time
capsule

28:30.160 --> 28:32.240
Which is apparently stored at
the

28:32.960 --> 28:34.960
Castle of Gulfard

28:34.960 --> 28:38.240
Trying to hold my hand in front
of the mic to reduce them with
that noise out here's with it

28:40.000 --> 28:41.760
Here's where the construction's
going on there

28:43.120 --> 28:46.960
Rebuilding a house here but on
the edge of the downs. I must be
beautiful to

28:48.080 --> 28:51.440
To have it well. I don't know if
you look out over the downs from
your living room

28:51.440 --> 28:55.440
That's kind of nice, but of
course everybody can look back
in and it's public so

28:56.880 --> 28:59.200
Anybody can walk around here

29:00.560 --> 29:04.640
I could easily land the sessina
here too the wind is just
perfect for it

29:06.720 --> 29:08.560
Little downhill slope, but I
could do it

29:10.800 --> 29:14.480
And I know one thing for sure
that would be completely illegal

29:16.480 --> 29:19.920
I have a sneaky suspicion that
my my buddies

29:21.440 --> 29:23.440
The Dutch the pilots

29:23.920 --> 29:28.080
We're over the other day who fly
the shenooks and are training
the bridge here how to fly

29:28.720 --> 29:33.040
They'll probably do a low hover
one of these days now that
they've seen you know now

29:33.040 --> 29:37.280
They know exactly what the
coordinates are and where we are
on the map and it would be
perfect for them to

29:37.840 --> 29:40.560
To come into a hover so I will
definitely have the

29:41.360 --> 29:44.640
The eye river and stuff standing
by for when that happens one of
these days

29:45.840 --> 29:47.840
Okay

29:47.840 --> 29:48.640
So

29:48.640 --> 29:50.240
Looking forward to a great
weekend

29:50.800 --> 29:55.360
See how much what are going on
the clock here? 29 minutes
great. I'll take you all the way
back in home

29:55.840 --> 30:00.160
Back inside the home and then
we'll go up to the studio and
then we'll switch off so we'll
have about

30:00.720 --> 30:02.720
35 minutes exactly

30:02.720 --> 30:04.000
Wow

30:04.000 --> 30:05.760
I was supposed to go flying this
weekend

30:07.120 --> 30:09.120
I was supposed to pick Patricia
up

30:10.080 --> 30:14.400
In Rotterdam fly back and then
do some major training but

30:15.760 --> 30:20.000
If the wind keeps up like this I
don't know about the training
because it just doesn't make
sense to

30:20.240 --> 30:22.640
Do a lot of touching goes and

30:24.080 --> 30:28.240
And another types of training
with this much wind because
you're not really learning
anything

30:28.240 --> 30:29.760
You're basically fighting the
elements

30:31.120 --> 30:35.360
And you can only do so many
configurations and so I hope it
dies down a bit

30:35.840 --> 30:38.800
They're predicting more winds
that doesn't look too good, but

30:39.280 --> 30:44.160
Definitely gonna pick her up.
That shouldn't be a problem. We
can handle a lot more wind than
this

30:45.440 --> 30:47.040
Okay

30:47.200 --> 30:49.920
Cutting through a little path to
the right here

30:51.440 --> 30:53.440
Oh man, so beautiful

30:53.840 --> 30:57.120
So nice to get out for a couple
of minutes. I appreciate you
coming along with me

30:58.320 --> 31:00.720
And I hope that you're gonna
have a good weekend

31:02.960 --> 31:04.320
Monday

31:04.320 --> 31:06.320
We have

31:06.320 --> 31:09.680
The first official week of the
pod show on serious

31:10.480 --> 31:13.840
Thanks for all the comments on
the on the test hour

31:17.920 --> 31:23.520
As we've been formatting P.W.
Phantom and I have been
formatting the show and and
looking at

31:24.080 --> 31:29.840
You know different ways to put
it together and you know
automating a lot of the process
because we have so much incoming

31:31.120 --> 31:33.120
Submit at podshow.com

31:33.520 --> 31:37.520
Podsafe at podshow.com and
mashup at podshow.com

31:39.040 --> 31:45.280
We're figuring out new and novel
ways to basically store up the
bins and have the computer do
some of the work

31:46.240 --> 31:51.200
We're not really selecting
anything on you know what's good
or not we haven't this nothing's
ever been rejected

31:51.760 --> 31:59.120
You know just put whatever comes
in we put it in and I have the
feeling that if this really
takes off the way I'm planning
it to work

32:00.320 --> 32:01.920
We

32:01.920 --> 32:06.000
We might have a whole channel
before too too long and that
could

32:06.880 --> 32:12.240
Really translate well if you can
keep you get the automation part
working. I could translate
pretty well into a

32:12.320 --> 32:17.520
A full channel very much like
open podcast.org

32:19.920 --> 32:22.640
You know because like I'd love

32:24.480 --> 32:26.800
To have many more full length
podcast

32:27.760 --> 32:29.760
Being played right now. I can do
about one an hour

32:31.040 --> 32:34.160
And I you know that's anywhere
from 20 to 30 minutes

32:35.920 --> 32:37.920
And hi guys

32:38.640 --> 32:40.640
I guess

32:41.040 --> 32:44.240
Swabber are too doggy they're
outside back doors open

32:44.800 --> 32:47.600
Barbara who comes in the thing
up to

32:48.800 --> 32:50.800
If the house every Friday

32:51.280 --> 32:55.680
Left the door open for me. Okay,
so we're back in the kitchen

32:57.040 --> 33:00.560
There's ginger what we missed
you ginger you didn't come along
for the ride

33:02.000 --> 33:04.000
Hmm, we missed you

33:04.000 --> 33:06.000
Hey

33:08.240 --> 33:10.480
Right, uh, let's go upstairs

33:13.840 --> 33:16.240
It's a much shorter walk and it
used to be in the castle

33:18.080 --> 33:20.080
Much shorter

33:20.080 --> 33:24.480
Okay, it's only three flights of
stairs to get up to the top

33:31.040 --> 33:33.040
And here we are

33:34.240 --> 33:37.840
Close the door. I didn't tell
Barbara what I was doing. She
gave me a really strange look

33:38.880 --> 33:44.880
What the hell is he doing? I
knew he was crazy. I didn't know
he was that crazy

33:46.160 --> 33:48.160
Okay, and we are

33:49.360 --> 33:51.840
Back in the studio. Okay, so

33:52.880 --> 34:00.320
Whatever you're gonna do this
weekend have a good one take
care of yourself stay subscribed
please if you don't know how to
subscribe if you're just
listening to this

34:02.000 --> 34:04.560
Straight from a download from
the web

34:04.720 --> 34:07.760
You know this is awesome little
programs called iPodders

34:08.480 --> 34:11.760
There's a whole bunch of them at
ipodder.org you can go look for

34:12.560 --> 34:15.360
Download software. It's a link
on the right-hand side of the
page

34:17.440 --> 34:23.520
And you can choose for any type
of operating system multiple
flavors all kinds of

34:24.560 --> 34:28.000
Great applications that have
individual benefits

34:28.640 --> 34:30.000
And

34:30.240 --> 34:38.480
Basically what they all do very
well is you subscribe to the
show and it will automatically
download the new show whenever
there's one there

34:38.480 --> 34:42.240
So you never have to go back to
the website and see if there's a
new show

34:42.240 --> 34:43.760
That's what they're all about

34:43.760 --> 34:48.720
Okay, that's it for the daily
source code have great weekend
and I'll be back on Monday. Bye
bye